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Re: Brittany and Portugal by Anonymous on Wednesday, 01 May 2024

I know that my largest ancient ancestry us the Celtic Dobunni, but along with that, I also carry the DNA markers of several other Nomadic Tribes, Celtic wise, also Franks, Lombards, etc.. I have a Large Concentration of The T1Haplock groups along with the R1B, and others which the T1was derived from the J Haplock,and when they analyzed My DNA, the Y DNA and MT DNA, there is a mixture of all kinds, but it gives me a percentage of each. If you do the research in how old these Haplock groups are, it mentions the Sarka in there and that goes along with the Scythians I traced way back in my tree as well as the ones I've been matched to on these archaeologucal digs because as you mention ned with Stonegenge, I'm a 97%DNA match for the Amesbury Archer that was buried outside of Stonehenge, as well as also many others and they can even match which chromosomes that is matched with the tribes and other ancient groups. I live in West Virginia, United States, but am 46%Scottish along with a mixture of other groups that are not so much from the US. It's very fascinating to know we carry on the past within us

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